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I've read to many horror stories about failed HTC's, where they removed a previously warrantied flaw in their design (from sweat with some users having failures within days of purchase) to ever support this or anything else HTC pushes to market.

40% maximum performance increase for 50% minimum price increase.

Best approach is to make sure your bios is up to date then if it supports the 2000 series pick up the Ryzen 2600 or 2700. You sort of specificed your motherboard but not the entire name. If you go to their site you can find out what they support from...

Kicker to me has always been the lack of coop. Games like that are made to be shared and enjoyed with a friend. That's why I've got 200 hours in Divinity 2 already.

If there is it hasn't been announced yet.

Anyone else disappointed with this sale? I've found very little to buy that's at a price point any better than a usual sale.

All 3 of my Alienware and both my Razer laptops all have power requirements higher than 120 watts.

We all know why Intel is doing it. They make money off the chipsets so they don't want people to keep using something that won't make them more money.

Heh, Not a list for me. Xcom I'll get 30 to 40 hours out of. I'm almost 1800 hours into ARK Survival Evolved. My kids spend that much time on Minecraft.

I don't get it. My GTX 1060 is barely profitable using nicehash. Why would people be buying them up in hordes for what may not even see an RoI, ever.

A bit late to the party. The rush on mining and drop in coin prices mean lots of people aren't ever going to achieve cost parity without being able to sell their old cards.

Dual slot for a card designed for 720p...

So then the external ports are connected to the dGPU and the internal is connected to the intel? So how do you go about playing a game across multiple monitors on a laptop?

So I'm using an Alienware 15 with a GTX980 (Optimus) and I've connected an external monitor into the HDMI port to attempt to extend. While it works for desktop based things, since my intergrated monitor is seen and "claimed" by the Intel gpu, the nvidia does not see it. The Nvidia however has...

I have to agree. I enjoyed seeing the use of an I5 since I'm still using my 3570k @ 4.2Ghz. In fact I have the GTX 1060 to go with it so this becomes even more relevant of a review to me. It's also very close in performance I can expect from my 3 alienware laptops. with GTX 1060's.